Update to Signal Correspondence Management System (CRM) Deployed to the U.S. House Environment
Washington, DC (PRWEB) August 20, 2014 -- iConstituent® announces the release of the first round of updates to Signal CRM, the company’s flagship product for constituent correspondence management. New updates are primarily focused on making the Casework Management module stronger and increasing the efficiency and load-times for other sections. Derek Haller, iConstituent’s Director of Product oversaw the deployment and was happy with the progress made, “We pride ourselves on the ability to receive, synthesize, develop, and quickly deploy user-requested features and enhancements. This incremental update cycle helps us to produce a much better product that shows Signal CRM can evolve as quickly as the marketplace it serves,” says Haller. “The team is already at work on the next round of updates, which will be Signal CRM 1.2.”
iConstituent’s Signal CRM system gives its users the tools to efficiently communicate with their constituents. Signal CRM is used by federal and state agencies, elected government officials, and national and state-level organizations.
For more information on Signal CRM, contact Christopher Brooks or visit our website.
ICONSTITUENT® is a privately held corporation founded in 2002 and headquartered in Washington D.C. iConstituent’s mission is to foster communication between government and constituents through new channels and thereby transforming government-to-constituent communications and citizen engagement. iConstituent is a GSA Schedule 70 company.
Christopher Brooks, iConstituent, http://www.iconstituent.com, +1 2023559348, [email protected]
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